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US
hardcore band
Ignite was formed in Orange County
back in 1994; they have released three albums “Call on my Brothers”
(1995), “Past Our Means” (1996) and “A
Place
Called Home” (2000). They have also released various seven inch, ten
inch records and split CD’s.
I
have never been a fan of hardcore actually I usually try to avoid it,
but “Our Darkest Days” is actually a pretty decent album. Ignite
don’t play your typical brand of hardcore like Hatebreed and Madball,
they combine hardcore with punk and rock, and the melodic vocals from
Zoli Teglas are just awesome and gives the music an extra dimension.
Just
check out tracks like “Bleeding”, “Poverty for All” or “Know
Your History” and you will be hooked. They even manage to make U2’s
“Sunday Bloody Sunday” into a great punk tune.
“Our Darkest Days” was produced and mixed by Cameron Webb (Social
Distortion, Motörhead & Sum 41).
Ignite
are currently touring the
USA
and will be heading for
Europe
next month.
Recommended
tracks:
See above.
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